Melamine Adhesive by Roo Products Inc

I've been using this glue for a decade. It is incredibly strong, has never failed, and is totally clear when dry. I've recently had titebond extend fail under slight vibration. I replaced it with this on a face frame and no issues at all. I've used it on solid wood flooring near potential water leaks (like near sinks, dishwashers, and refrigerators). I've used it on drawers and doors. Most recently I've been using it on miter-fold drawers (see Rockler for details) on prefinished birch plywood. Initiially i used titebond 2, but I could hear cracking upon use. Titebond seems to be terrible on prefinished materials (including conversion varnish on the backs of face frames). Roo glue has never failed me and I keep ordering more. It's nice and thick, but not too thick, It doesn't run unintentionally. I don't have to worry too much about precise cleanup because it is totally clear when dry, but I am careful, nonetheless.The only downside is that it is sometimes difficult to wash off your fingers if you are used to titebond or similar glues. It is water-soluble but only to a point. Once dry it is only alcohol soluble. That's a good thing in kitchens but a slight annoyance on your fingers. I love it.

This stuff surprised me. It bonds well to the slick melamine surface as well as the bare chip board. Tacks up quick so don’t do large areas at once. Wipes off ok when fresh and wet but there’s not a lot of work time. Thought it would dry clear, only the thinnest of material dries clear (think smear or smudge kinda thin) wiped down the inside corner of the cabinet I was building with a warm wet cloth. Cleaned it all off the surface but just the very minor bit that was left in the corner, It dried white. Other than the white color when it dried, I really liked this stuff. It works every bit as good as the best wood glue and even better on the slick surface of the melamine. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend.

Great stuff! I tried it on shellac, Zinsser out of a can which has wax, no problem. Even high gloss polyurethane, works perfectly. I don't like the tip, I cut off too much and the cap wouldn't stay on. I would have lost it anyway as it doesn't have a keeper. Just so happens th cap off a plsastic Sprite bottle fits, and I cleaned the spout with water. I'll probably loose it too, so I'll try some different squeeze bottles. I'm going to buy a gallon when this small bottle runs out.

Works well with wood and laminate

Loved the ease of use and bonding strength!! Why not include a cap? Was lucky to have an extra one that fit. For that price I expected a cap to keep it from drying out. 🤷🏻‍♂️